Part 37

1. Instructions for TheirMciom pp. de nona decembris anno Domini MDCXXXVI deputies at the Wisnen sejmik to the general sejm in Warsaw ad diem XX Jannuarii anni MDCXXXVII elected, i.e. their M.P. Stanisław Boniface Mniszek, starosta of Lviv, Piotr Ożga, land writer of Lviv from the Lviv land; Jakub Maxymilian Fredro from Pleszowice, chamberlain of the Przemyśl land, secretary of His Majesty the King. To Tomasz Władysław Grochowski, hunter of the Sanok land from the Przemyśl land; Jan Adam Stadnicki from Żmigród, courtier J. kr. Mci, given to Jan Adam Bal, the Przemyśl standard-bearer from the Sanok land. 2. Ojcowskie J. kr. It is tempting to think about the safety of this noble Crown, admitting that forward Ich Mciom pp. We entrust to the deputies the duty of humility as from the faithful and the lowest subjects of His Majesty the King. They thanked you for your tenderness and caution in dealing with external dangers and congratulated you on your long happy years and reign. 3. We demand that the Lord Hetman of the Great Crown of Krakow*) for his hetmanly sensitivity and various warnings about enemy plans and dangers, that he also receive thanks from the Crown Estates at the Sejm. 4. We had a good hope that after such a two-year period with the Turkish Emperor, pacts concluded cum dignitate Reipublicae by the Lord of Krakow, and then sworn and confirmed by the Turkish Emperor, enough would happen to him in everything, and therefore the Tatars from Dudziaks would be abolished and we could, in a sense, be freed from their incursion. But that contrarium and from the instruction of J. kr. Mci and from the writing of IMci by the Lord of Krakow to our given circle, we understood that at the smallest point so far, for the slippery faith of this paganism, which is not bound by conscience or oath, non satisfactum and the Tatars, more and more at the connivance of the Vlach hospodar of the great state of this enemy *) found themselves in Budziaki, and even moved to Vlachia, in such a close vicinity and the Rzplta in cotinuis periculis remains and our countries are subject to constant incursions, we entrust it to pp. to our deputies, so that it is omnia to efficiant, so that securitati for our countries from Tartar incursions is provisum. As for moving them from their habitats and relocating them from the Dudziak family, we give Mr. to our deputies plenam potestasta, that, having come to terms with the crown estates and considering a separate deputation, on the one hand, magnitudinem belli turcici to all Christianity on the side from which the more famous ancestors were afraid et omnibus modis obviabant, so that they should not come to it and give no reasons or taunts to the pagans because of their great power; not given, who would inevitably be irritated by this action. On the other hand, on the other hand, the rei ellia of the Tatar Khan against the Turkish emperor, for which omnein hostilitatem onemu denunciando under the protection of the I. King of the Kingdom of Poland and the Polish Republic as the lands of Wallachia, Transylvania and Multany are going, which would have to be the maximo adiumento Reipublicae and what antemurale to the pagans, if by no means this Turkish war I won't be able to get away with it, so I tried to find all the other circumstances related to this from Mr. Krakow, described in all sorts of ways, so that we could have consilia ad defensionem in time and thoroughly. However, whatever was agreed there will be with the consent of all estates, and then they will refer it to us at the assemblies without concluding anything. And now we are not in a position to organize a general uprising in accordance with the old laws inguente bello turcico sine divisione belli, if the imparatos of this year wanted to exert a hostilitat on us, and a two-Sunday Sejm ad hunc solum actum was adopted to devise a defense against the pagans and to resist them. 5. The license of the Zaporozhian Cossacks and their entry into the sea is supposedly the fomes et oceasio of the Turkish war et irritamentum of the pagans, which cannot be prevented otherwise, but only as a repair of the fort on the Nieper which they abolished last year, so this should be sought by Mr. The deputies hope that at the next Sejm, God willing, a decision will be made effective by restoring it and providing praesidiario milite and war munitions, which may be from guns received from Moscow. And in this fort, not foreigners, but Polish noblemen should be the sworn governor. And those guns that were borrowed from Kiev to this fort, if they were among the register Cossacks, should be returned or where they were, ask about them. 6. Moscow's readiness is not without great support, and fearing that these castles will not be taken over by the courage of two great kings and the bravery and blood of the Polish and Lithuanian knights at great cost to the Polish Republic, they will become sine iustis praesidiis and be captured by the enemy again, they should try to our envoys, so that the ordination of St. in this regard Mr. King IMci, who died recently from the security of Smolensk and other castles from Moscow, recovered by the constitutions of anni 1613 et 1620 et anni 1629 *) approved for the effect of